Gold steadied after seven days of gains, with traders digesting a record-breaking rally fueled by US dollar weakness and a flight from sovereign bonds and currencies. Bullion was near $5,160 an ounce, having risen 3.4% on Tuesday - its biggest one-day gain since April. President Donald Trump said he was not concerned about a drop in the value of the dollar that has dragged the world's premier reserve currency to its weakest level in nearly four years.That decline, combined with heightened geopolitical risks ...